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My car sat over the weekend under some trees while it rained. I washed it today and noticed some stains remained and wouldn’t rub off.
Not sure the name but little brownish looking stems/leaves from the trees had been sitting where the stains now are.
Anyway to remove these without compound or clay bar? What would be best product to use. My car has a single stage paint btw
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Never heard of it. Is it similar to Goo Gone?
It looks like it’s somehow etched into the paint I’m not sure if products like that will get it out
This is what created the stains
[IMG]http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20160601/ebac04ef2849190428f22ceccf36a85a.jpg[/IMG]Unfortunately, if in fact it has “eaten” into the paint then compound is probably the best way to get rid of it. I would try a little bit of toothpaste and a clean soft rag if you don’t have any compound. (hint) Tootpaste is a very fine compound for your teeth.
Steam cleaning may also work but usually most ppl have better access to toothpaste or compound than a good steam cleaner.
A little light wet sanding with 2000 grit or higher will get rid of any that got any deeper.
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